Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO MARKET.

REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, June 29--The feeling was tribe
bearish In wheat at the opening, although no
special reason for the feeling could be assisu-
ed. July opened at 90 SC, fell 70 ssxc. and no
covered again TO s9he. During tho greater
part Of the session July remained ~ or near
b9Ac. Toward noon the msikct took q iittls
~ urt and touched 50a.0hc. 10 had been very
dull for an hour before this time, which made
| the Improvement sevor something of natural
reaction. portion Of Il. however, came from
seaboard clearances, which were HI0Q0 bush
els-enough 10 make the temper bullish for
moment Further than this there was very
| little developed. Buying orders cane In VERY
slowly from the outside. and the bnlk OF pur-
chasers were made BY local scalpes. These
we're just heavy enough 10 hold the market
steady at the advance. July closed oa
the afternoon session quiet at 6gxa
694c. Trading In corn to-day was fairly
active, with the feeling rather easter.
Rains were reported In some sections OF the
ings, and considerable long corn was pat on
the market July opened about &c lover at
36k a36kc. remained steady for time; cold
down TO %hc., and closed at $40. Oats were
unsettled and speculative trading quito active.
There was a sudden drop OF 1astc. easly In the
day, due TO fair offerings and little demand.
The market soon reacted. however, and July.
which had opened % rs and sold 10 Si<r,
closed at %Isc. Trading In provisions vas
very light aud the feeling was dull. Business
continues TO be chiefly In August and septem-
Der deliveries. Receipts of hogs were fair,
with the market weaker. and this had an un-
favorable effect on the market for products.
An undertone Ia the lard market Indicated
weakness, and prices further declined 5a.kc.
per l00 pounds. July started at 81. 10, sold down
10 50 Is, and closed At s6.3s kas6.I0. Reports Of
yeilow.fever. and that the losses by the stock
yards fire would NOT be as large as anticipated,
bad depressing effect on ribs. July opened
at E.45. declined to t5.35, aud closed as $40.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, June 29-Flour quiet aud easy.
Wheat-NO. red, cash, s3ic. June, 7lc.;
July. 5oss5Ac. closed at 534c. Corn lower,
owing to good weather; cash. Sic. July, @Hc.;
August, @sc. Oats nominally unchanged:
cssh, 2shasskc.: June, ~. whisEey steady
at fl05 Provisions dull.
CINCINNATI u
CINCINNATI, June 29--Flour quiet Wheat
FINER; No. 2 red, i0c. Corn firm; No. mixed,
Sc. Oats stronger: No. mixed, exc. Pork
quiet at So Lard easy at saia sult.meats
and firfn common and light, fiato.15; packing
and butchers. s. s0atS0.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. N. c., June 29-Turpentfns
steady nj S0ac. Resin firm: strained, &c.;
good strained. 9Oc. Tar trm at 81. %. Crude
tlrpentine nrm; hard. si.lO: yellox-dip. tl9o;
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, June ea-Grain slow. Wheat
No. . red, 75c. Corn-No. mixed, aoc. Oats
No. ?, 2sa29hc. Provisions unchanged.
COTTON MARKETS.
EoRF0LK, VA. June so.-COtton steady: mid
ding, l0hc. Net receipts, 8 bales; gross re-
ceipts, 3 oales: stock. 2,2s4 bales sales, -
bales; exports-coastwlse, i3i bales; 70 Great
Britain, - bales; TO France, - bales: to
the Continent - bales.
WILMINGTON, n. e., June sa-Cottsu
firm; middling' 1910; Net receipts, - bales;
stock, 1883 bales; exports-coastwise, -
bales. TO the Continent. - bales; to Great
Britain: = bales; 70 France. = baies.
sAvAsSAB, GA, June se.-Cottoo nominal;
gross receipts, sO3 bales; sales, bales; STOCK,
2.lG bales; exports-coastwise. f32 bales;
to the Continent - bates; 70 Great Britain,
-. bales to France, - bales.
AUGUSTA. Ga. June 29.-Cotton quiet: mid
dliug. lO4c. Receipts, bales sales, y
bales.
CHARLESTON, s. c., June s9.-Cotton ouiot.
middling; iOa.c. Net receipts, 10 bales: gross
Sss. ~ % Great Great Br sss' s."f sss 49,
TO the Continent. - bales: coaStyiss. 10
bales: 20 France - bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. June 2o.-Cotton- Net receipts,
l56 bales: gross receipts, 1909 bales; futures
closed finn: saies. o.. 200 bales; July, fiOS3a
sIc.s August. ti0.0s; September, $40 i2asi0t3:
October. s0.aeas9.s3: November, yD.7Saig7g:
Docember. s96asa7s: January, ssslas92:
fe bruary. s9.SeaS9s9.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
tReported for ths Dispatch.I
JUNE s9-1he market Is very arm aud al
TaDciDg slightly, owing TO the diminishing
icck In the city and country. Fancy goods are
ietting scarce. The demand nj quotations Is
ieht to-day. however, and private terms are
ought, which are a shade less. Sales lately
rave been heavy. and business at the factories
; very fair, distant orders coming In from tho
Vest quite largely Of late. Prime iaii{c.;
ancy, ikc.; common. 2a3c.; shelled, Sale.
actory hand-picked. ~ a5Ac.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
lReported for the Dtspstch.l
JUNE 29.-1he market continues very frm
'ut quiet. In the absence Of stock In the hands
I merchants Receipts are very light and sales
United at quotations. Prime. e.. extra primo,
&c.